Canon XL2 Guide : Canon XL2 EF Lens Adapter Review

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Uploaded by on Jan 29, 2009

The EF lens adapter for the Canon XL2 is a battery-operated device that fits between the camera body and any Canon EOS lens to get greater zooming capabilities and better low-light shooting. Learn about a few key features of the EF lens adapter with tips from a professional videographer in this free video on cameras.

Expert: Chuck Tyler
Contact: www.highdesertmobilecam.com
Bio: Chuck Tyler has been using a Canon XL2 for two years and has recently started using a Canon XH-A1 for Hi-Def production.
Filmmaker: Chuck Tyler

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  • Why is this called a review?

    1. You didn't actually state YOUR opinion of the adapter, just gave some information that anyone could find on the internet easily.

    2. You didn't show any footage with any lenses to demonstrate what the adapter can achieve.

    3. You didn't even HAVE the adapter! Just a picture of it on a clipboard! How can you review something if you don't even have it?

    I'm getting so sick and tired of people who throw random info about a product into a video and call it a review!

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  • Thats awesome

  • @odiumroaches666 Viewfinder

  • what do u call the eye piece you look through on camcorders that dont have lcd screens?

  • Thank you so much for this video. I've been searching for information on how this thing works for months. I work at a photo studio with the complete EOS L series lens set, and we're moving into video. Needless to say, we wanted to use our expensive lenses (most around $2000) if we could. I'm glad you gave me the answers I needed to take the step and try it out.

  • So is it the lens' "zooming capability" that is magnified seven times? Or is it the "minimal focal length" that is increased? in other words would it still be possible to get wide shots

  • Manual zoom is a pain and what about auto focus. If it does not flip the image it would be a much cheaper solution than a letus or other third party vibrating adapter.

  • I searched a lot for this adapter to see some result for but i didn't find till the moment

    if u know place I can see video result for it that'll be great

    thanks man

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